Even if you have great slides, it’s not unusual to feel anxious about presenting them to a group of people. Presentation skills training is highly sought after, but quite often a lot of the advice given doesn’t really get to the heart of the problem (spoiler alert: it’s bad slides undermining the presenter).
BrightCarbon’s experts are not only top trainers when it comes to presentation skills, but they’ve had plenty of presenting practice too. Read on to find out everything from how to keep your audience’s attention, to presentation tips for the introverts among you: this section will help you discover how to present like a pro.
Presentation skills is a daunting area for many, but being a good presenter isn't something you're just born with. Even the most nervous, or clueless of presenters can learn how to present like professionals just by following some key advice.
Navigate your slides in PowerPoint like a pro with the help of hyperlinks! This blog post gives you a step-by-step guide on how to add a navigable menu to your PowerPoint deck.
If you're unfamiliar with the tech, delivering presentations can be a really nerve-racking experience. This blog post gives you a useful rundown of the features of Presenter view in PowerPoint and how they can help you showcase your content with confidence.
It takes time to create engaging, visual slides, so why undermine all your effort at the crunch point? Delivering a presentation properly really isn’t that tricky! With Google Slides’ Present mode toolbar, it’s super easy to present in Google Slides navigating your presentation effortlessly.
For seasoned presenters and newbies alike, the move to online presenting comes with the joint complications of an online audience and unfamiliar tech. Talk about spinning plates! This blog post covers how to use Presenter view in Google Slides, so that you can be more professional and feel more confident.
Glisser is an online platform that allows you to create interactive presentations that can be used for marketing, training or any other type of events. The site has different functions available for presenters, attendees at events and event planners which all focus on allowing for increased presenter-audience interaction. Since creating engaging visual presentations is what we do, I decided to take a closer look at Glisser and see what it’s all about and how the various functionalities work.
Presentation skills is a daunting area for many, but being a good presenter isn't something you're just born with. Even the most nervous, or clueless of presenters can learn how to present like professionals just by following some key advice.
You’ve applied to what feels like (and may literally be) 101 different companies and you’ve finally landed that all important interview. Great! The only problem is, they’ve asked you to give a presentation about why they should hire you… What makes a killer presentation? What will separate you from…
We've all come across really boring training slides. But wouldn't it be great if training presentations actually supported trainers and helped participants to actually learn something? So, calling all facilitators, trainers, and training content creators, please take note of our 12 training presentation ideas!
As with many things in life, when you’re presenting, getting started is often the most challenging part. Often, once people get into the flow on a particular slide, they are fine. But starting off strongly, pulling together the first few words or phrases once you've clicked on to a blank new slide is typically something that people struggle with. Here are a few handy tips to keep up your sleeve for those mind-blank moments.
We live in a noisy world. Advertisers constantly clamour for our attention and we’re much less likely to engage with something if we have to actively seek it out. The trend is that content is becoming bitesize. So how can we create content that will keep audiences engaged? Here are ten tips.
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